In my 7 years as a tow truck driver, I responded to more than I can count, fatal car crashes where they were killed instantly or while on scene.

I am currently a bus driver which works out great because it gives me time to devote to my real estate investing goals..,..Besides all this, I am a self taught artist and that is what I focus on when I need to relax......

I hope he's not expecting me to have the tools because if he is I am not sure if he will be able to install a door, couple of cabinets and a water heater with a screw driver and a hammer.

My daily driver is a 2000 Saab 9-3.

The PRO basic upgrade is only $5/month -- about what most people pay each day for a cup of coffee, and is an important revenue driver for our business.I hope that helps explain things for you.

Put a drunk driver behind the wheel certainly.

My old ride a 94 explorer police edition (which I paid 600 for at an auction) got T-boned in a parking lot during a snow storm in Feb and because the woman hit every panel on the drivers side they totaled it.

While I think this discussion is more about our daily drivers I think it's worth taking a look at it.

The timeline is listed below for anyone who cares to read and advise.2/24 seller took a deposit from the buyer.2/24 or 2/25 buyer filled out an application with the park for residency.2/27, buyer was called to provide a copy of her driver license and social security card.

The primary driver of that is the low capital barrier to purchase them.